Reason Does it matter whether President Donald Trump actually supports criminal justice reform as long as he signs the relevant bills into law? That’s the focus of an insidery Politico piece …
If President Donald Trump’s tariffs were supposed to resurrect American steelmakers, there is no doubt they have failed to accomplish that goal. This week’s bad news comes from Rothbury, Michigan, …
Is schoolenfreude a word? If so, a Wall Street Journal article from Saturday produced buckets of the stuff. Seems an area man who helped design the devilishly complicated algorithm that …
The last week has seen two grim additions to the panoply of civilian suffering in Afghanistan’s decades of war. First, a U.S. drone strike intended to take out forces of …
This is a big week for everyone interested in the debate over the scope of injunctions against the federal government, because Professor Mila Sohoni of the University of San Diego …
For all the apparent consensus about the need for action, the most striking feature of the “techlash” is how little agreement there is on the nature of the problem. Consider …
How can we live free? Governments impose rules and control all land on earth. “We need a new place to experiment with new rules,” says Joe Quirk of the Seasteading Institute. …
Switzerland’s supreme court has ruled that parents do not have a right to homeschool their children. The ruling came in the case of a woman whose application to homeschool her …
I just ran across this boilerplate, which seems to be common in some Texas courts but, thankfully, not elsewhere: What, are we in England, talking about Her Most Gracious Majesty …
Forget mere impeachment, let’s talk treason! Punishable by execution! That’s where longshot GOP presidential challenger Bill Weld found himself on Morning Joe this morning, and it’s more or less where …